davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
ODEZWA
Tow. R0WNOSG
ROBOTNIKOW POLSKICH w
AMERYCE EUROPE.

AMERYCE EUROPE.
kicdy PREY schyfnu zcsztego
wieku. szlachetni obywntele Polski,
czujac " plersiach swych nicpo-
wstrzymama zadze postepu, rownos-
ci i wotnosc:, p~stawili sobIe "a
zadunic wyswobodziG ,rd ciezko
pracujary z pod ~zaleznosci , pan
szczyZny, wn"t znaIezii size niestc-
ty tacY, co nlemogac 2niesc ra.
wet mysli o blizsniu sic do tych
Iudzi, 2 k,6rych piracy i znoju zyli,
postanowlli raczej caty kra] zalaG
pieprzy. iac;elem oddaG 90 W moe
tego&, ably n~iedopuscij aajmie jsze-
80 zr6wnnnia ludzi. Wypadki roz-
ME see rozwoj osolnej cywilazyi
slofeczncj wyt:acIty tym ludziom
owo -cr!o desrotyzmu u pracuja-
cego wiesniuka oswubodzify cd
wielmnznosri.
Dzi; 20 tylu cjezkich przejs-
ciach, jake nasz nardd przechodzif,
gdy nam wydarto wolnosG, ojczyz-
no, u nulod aas1 zmusxony sfuchac
obcych pr"N i ludzi, gdy my sc
rozproszvli pomiedzy wszystkie
narody swiata = zdawaiohy sic,
&c narod tylu njeszczcscjumi przy-
walony, widzac co sic dzlejs ia
szerokim swiecie. staruc sic bedzie
zbll5;.G jedne Varsity DO 1ruglch,
boo ~wspolne dzwigaJa .jarzmo.
Jednakze duch czurny, co ojczyz-
nc nasza o lyle nirszczesc prey
prawit, mic uleciat. DIS, gdy caty
SWAT smiato kroczy Cd coraz
wiekSzego uzn"nja szanowunia
piracy wszelkiego rozdzaj u ii pre-
to i szuc%nku ola Iudu pracujacego,
teraz wEasnie 20 uw.iaja sic tn ma
tel ziemi wolnosci ludzie pomiodzy
maui chsfpiacy sic mianem pol
skich p airy o w, Il ktorzy po-
wuzaja SIG odmawiac swobody gto-
SUI poislliemu robotnikowi Ma uro-
czbstosc pamietncj Konstytucyi 5
Maia l79l roku. Colby sic STATIC,
gdyby ci ludzie stanowili prawa
j pisali ustawy dla luuu?! = Me
jestze to w MICH ten sam Ouch
czalny c:emnoty barbarzy hstwa,
co ME mog,.c zniesc bLa,ku stcn-
ca wolnobci. zwraca ci7gle wstecz
swe oczv pragnie drug:ch prowa-
die do zguby. -
o! biedni wy bracia robctni-
cy! W roku 1868 uchodziliscie no.
cami Z naszych s%tolic, miast i
miasteczck - wy co DIS ~jeszcze
rozbljacis waszemi piersjami ura-
gany SybjruI Gdybyscjc wrocili
dzi,i"j ponicdzy mas, d%owiedzieli-
byscio sic, Re i tn gniezdzi sic
owa hydra despotyzmu, przeciw
kt@rej z takim poswiecen!em wal
czyliscie.
Koledzy! zwazcie i zapamie-
%tajcic sobie, re jedncmu z naszych
towarzyszy tn w New Yorku, gdy
przemawiaf W :mie i sprawie pra-
cu,jacego ludu, prezes zgromndze-
MIA zahranif mowlc O tenn, dis
kiedy nawct pismom wychodzacym
pod ceuzura cara moslliewsk doz-
wolonem jest rozbicranie i bada-
ME kwestyj teEo rodznju.
Niccbzo odezwa n~iniejsza rcz-
niesie w'csc wszedzic, gdzie tylko
znajdzio Polska robotnika, re mia
nujacy sic polskiml patryotami
zamkneli usta polskienu robotni-
kowi! Re CT, co mianuja sic bojow-
nikami wolnosci narodowosciowej,
ME majs mic wspoInego z robot
nikami polskimi, DO navel wys.
i"chac ich lie chca, pomimo do
magania sic o to wiekszosci zgro-
madonna. - Zapamistajmy do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

PEACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
Apost6} Zjed. Kat:
w Red Jacket, Mich.
Red Jacket, Mich, y mais

Jezus Chrystus modli} sic do
Boga OLGA IA przeSladowc6w swo-
ich, m6wjac: - Ojcze odpust i'm,
DO ME wiedza, co czynia! Ale by}
to syn Boy, prawda rrawd, wszecn-
ufadzca Nicba ziemi - ely my
zas ~potrafimy to Samo uczynit i
modlit sic "a przesladowcow n%aszej
Ojczyzny: Watpie bardzo, DO jake
u}omni, wprz6d zapalamy sic ME
nawisci2, MIN pomyslimy na s}owa
swietc Zbawiciela naszego.
Kto takim prze>ladowc4 Ola
mas, pozna dostatecznie kazdy 4
braci po przeczytaniu tel k%oTespon-
dencyi.
Wiadomo wan, bracia, lie Nv.
Narodowy Polski spoczywa ma
podstawie narodowe.j i wierze pol
Skiej wym>ko katolicNiej = czy
wiec wyStepujqcy przeciw takowe-
mu moze bye nazw&ny patry6m?
Nigdy!!
Otto Z pewnoscia Mkt ME be
die mi chcial daG WARY, co teraz
napiSzc, y jednak TAX jest.
Dnia 10 maja br., i. W Wnieho-
wstapienie Paiskie, a>z ". Is.
llorbaczcwski miaI kazanie o pol
s!lich @azctach, kt1rc wychodza tn
w Ameryce, i z~apowiedzia} mityng
W Czytelnl Ludowej na % bm. pc
nleSzporach. W nastepna niedziele
tax samo kazanie tylko g~azetach.
Wluru ojc=yz17o, to MOVIE lcczacc
piSmo, iak je tn ks. IIorbac2ewski
wys}awiai. kiedy MAJ ma nicpotq
zone, a ia zacznie czytac te gazette,
to zaraz przestanie bye micpotQ. a
kiedy IONA ma zEego meza, to MECH
mu kaze to pismo zapisat, to jak
przeczyta, TO sic naprawi IL te dru-
gle gazcty, to wszystko do niczo-
go[! DO tylko }garstwami i o.
szczcrStwami y ludzi balamuca vice
Ks. II. kazc wan trzymat tylko
diva pisma: Serce Mmyi Wlaro
! Ojc=y@na = tc diva = m6wif =
Ola was najlepszc.
Co uradzono ma owym mityngu
w dniu % bm., tego akuratnic ME
moge powiedziet. Ale s~potkafcm
sic Il kumem, 60 w}asnie Il niego
wraca}, wciaz mruczac pod noscm:
Zdrajca!
Il cickawosci zap.ytuje sic jc!gyo,
co iemu jest i zk4d idzic. On po-
wlada, re byI ma mityngu i zc ks.
llorbaczewski chcial ich zagrabit
do Ziednoczenia Katolickiego.
ia mu ma to-: Me dajcie sic
usldlit! Niezad}ugo, to jest W
pierwsza niedziele pc p~ierwszym,
to i my przystapim do Zwiazku =
no! no! = ale ME do tego, do
ktorego ks. iIorbaczewski chciaf
was zaprzadz. + tax mego kolege
uspokoifem, ale kochany Majstcrku,
to zuch ME tegi, ale widat re
ducha mia} czysto polskiego, DO az
piesci %zacina4 a raz pc raz mruczaf
Zdrojca!
tax sic rozstalismy = ia
szed4em ~jeszcze dalej "a Unforeseen,
a on do dom.
Ide kilka staji gwizda ktos
"a NINA. Ogladam sic kiwa ma
mnie moi kolega szkolny.
Zapytuje sic, czym GO ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
DZWON
TygOdnik lluStroWany.

w dniu 20 maja W East Buffa-
10, N. Y, pierwszy numer
piecwszego tutaj pol. pisma
ilustrowanego, ktore nam
wszystkim wszelkiemi siIami
popierac nalezy.
Je2eli pismo polityczne przy-
nosi domowi po|skiemu pozy-
TEX przemijajqcy, czytane prze-
waznle przez mezczyzn, inte-
resujqcyeh sic ruchem pol!tycz-
nym przemys}owym W swie-
Gle, to pismo powiesciowo-
naukowe, .jakiea jest Dzwo n,
przynnsi wszystklm czlonkom
rodziny korzys6 sta]a, wzboga-
ca roZum czytelEikow, rozsze-
RIA powell ich widnokrqg my
slenla j gust w Mich naprawia
i udoskonala, zwlaszcza, .jezeli
jest ozdobione artystyczu!e wy
konanemi ilustracyami.
llustracye zas, widocZnie
przez bieglvch artystow ryso-
wane, to glownn zaleta Dzwo-
nu. Wszystkie zachwyc~jq o.
czy i SERGE Polaka urokiem
patryotycznym lub religGnym,a
w obraziSu tytu}owym, prze-
rysowanym warszawskiego
2%ygodna1a Pouszechneyo, milo.
dzienlaszek w kostiumie indy
ansSlm ustawlcZn!e w sercach
abonentow wznawiac bedZie
radosc, lie take cacko literac-
kle, ma jake nawet Poznan
zdobyc sic lie moze, pojawifo
sic tn ma zjemi amerykan-
skiej.
numer4e okazowym sq
obraz'Si cztery: Popiersie
Ignacego Kraszewskiego, ilu-
stracya do powiescj historycz,
nej Jozefa |. kraszewsl1iego,
pod tytufei. ,.Stara Basn",
Jan LII Sobjeski ma Kahlen-
bergu, i Sw. Cecylja, patron-
Sa spiewu kosc'clnego. Ostatni
obra2, obSjmui4cy poi ar]1usza
druku; dwie stopy dIuyosci i
niemal po]tore) stopy szeroko-
sci, sam .jeden wart so cen
tow.
Ostatnia strona zapeiniona
jest artykulikami "ngieIskiemi
= odezw4 do ludu alnerykalii-
skiego o poparcje tego beIetry-
stycznego wydawnictwa, oraz
o~bjasnienia ryc1n.
DEVON bedzie wyrhodzil co
tydzieh a kosztowat bedzie
tylko 2 dolary rocznie. Pred
plate optacaG traeba z CORY.
Wszslkie korespondencye,
tyczqce sic redakcyi, adreso-
wac nalezy: Dzwon, 1881
Genesee Str. East Buffalo, n.
Y. Przese1ki zas pieniezne:
r. DobrzelewsEi, 1902 GenesAe
Str, East Buffalo, N. Y.
W Buffalo teraz wychodza
trey plsma polsk!e, lecz maj
okazalszem i najlepszem, isto-
tnej potrzebie odpowiadajqcem,
obiecuje bye Dzwou; to tel
pismo Waara1s jaknaimocniej
szan. P'lblicznosci Polskiej do
czytania i rozpowszechnienia
poleca i polecaG bedzie.
Wiecej niz w In Chwi-
e, Sw tt o i ilustrowane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

pelanem i doradzca ducho-
wynn Wbny ks. Klawiter.
Kcmpania ia otrzyma}a juz
swoje }adne mundury i ma
zamiar wyst9pic uroczyscie W
dniu 80 ma]a razem z inne::
mi oddzialami wojska, ku
uczczeniu pamiecy poleg1ych
wcjownikow "a wo!nosc Sta
now Zjednoczonych P6ln. A
meryki. Skoro sic ia komoa-
mania zupelnie urzqdzi, PREY
stqpi do Zwiqzku Narodowego
Polskiego."
Prawdopodobnie Uzwoueh;,
ktory dotad by1 pismem tyI-
ko powieseiowem, zamieni sic
wkrotce ma pismo polityczne,
Jakiem dodatek jeyo juz jest
rzeczywiscie.
TOLEDO, Ohio. = KS. s.
j.. Wieczorek swoim wpfywem
i "a biegami = jak wszystkim
Polakom tutejszym wiaGomo
= w~yzwolll 2 wiezlenia II lu-
dz', s%kazanych ma Is, ma 10,
ma s i kilka lat wiezienia ciez-
klego.
Polacy jak j Amerykanje 4
tax szczcsliwego obrotu CLOS
nei sprawy sic cieszq, gdzie-
kolwiek Wielebnego Ks. Pro-
boszcza Wieczorka spotkaja,
wdziecznosc mu wyraza]q: Sam
blskup publiczaie KS. Vie
czorkowl podziekowal. KS
Wieczorek, Gwlerc wieku star
sly cd rs. kolaszewskiego,
bynajmniej ME pothwala ME
przyiaznego wystepowania pre-
civ Zwiqzkowi Mar. Polskie-
mu i do taklch rzeczy pewnie
nigdy ME dalby sic namowi6.
ID isiaj w parafi; sw. ia
dwigi, pc owych wybrykach,
ca1y narod polski hanbiqcrch,
Zapanowaf spokGj ! porzqdeN
pod kazdym "zgledem. Ame-
rykanie, kt6rzy pred dwoma
laty .iaknajgorsze o Polakach
mieli wyobrazenle, uwa2ali
ich q Wandalow i Chinczy-
kow, dis sic dziwiq, &c talk ma
gle zapanowai porzqdck pod
kazdym wzgledem. Nie5dys
chcieli nuszych Z miasta wy
ped1iG i roboty %odmawiali,
dis, widzac. jak SIC prowadzq
uczcIwio, mad wyyaz ~ 4 Mich
zadowoleui. Chetnje tex "a
pr%sz@jq P"Ia&ow M publ
czne obchody, powiau&j4>. &c
maj4 sobie "a 2aszc@yt. re inn
~towHrlysz4 potcmN""!c KS
ciuszkUw i PuiusNirh
Chocjaz is. W%ircz"rc% ME
nalezy do ZwiMku Mar. Pol~kic-
go, to jednakzc nigdy 4 nigdy ME
przcdstawia} 90 W z}em Swictle i
nikogo ME odmawia} od niego,
owszem zorganizowa} Rycerzy Ste
fana Batorego, a ci SO tax dzielny-
mi patryotami, re, gdy bedzie po-
trzeba, gotowi isG ma koniec swia-
ia. Ks. Wieczorek jest honorywym
czfonkiem i kapelanem tych IN
chow. (Ob. s~eczy}o, autor umieSz-
IL W przcsz}ym numerze ko-
respondcncyi Z Toledo, nicchai
teraz raczy w~yszczegolnic powody,
jake g" nak}oni1y do donicsienia
Warusoui o wrzekomych gorsza-
cych swarach. = Majster).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

brzc ten i temu poiobno fakta,
ia ich to BOWEN zasadzio robot
mix polski nawofywany przez tych
pun6w do zgody, re wszelka stusz.
noscia odpowie: Milezcie nikczem.
nj kfamcy! Wy chcecie ME zgody
= lecz pcsluszehstwa, rhcecie MIC
roanosci le,z wyzyskiwania;
wy chcecie sic w)lnosci wszytkich
= lecz wassego ranowania!
MOMlTE,l,-
New York d.. s Maja 1887 L.
Niniejsza olezwa z%ostafa pot
mirrl%ona ~ New Yo1ku ma wal
ncm zehan;u d.. 9 Muja W ,,Czes
ka N*rodni Bulowa", No. !33, sta
utica, " Jersey City d. IA Maja
w :,Curer's Hail., w Newarku ma
S. Organe Ave No. IS d Is Ma
ia.
Biuro Towarzystwa Row
nose" pozo.taic pod No. 39i r..
10 st. LIST. floor w Now Yorku.
Ma odbytem posiedzeniu Pola-
k6w w New Yorku PREY III. Ri
vington No. lG, rowyzsza odezwa
uchwalona zrsta1a.
KOMITET: Kajctan :. Jaworski,
Pins Piasecki, Alexander Eappo.
O ia>kawc umieszczcnie nj
Mleiszej odezwy dziennikach %tutej-
szych europrj~kich prosi
KOMITET.
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
Cena ~inserat0W:

Cd wiersza drobnego druku Ma iaz
jeden % c,
Cd Gala S1W
Nastepnje pofowe.
Rocznie cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

POSZUKIWANIA k%rcwnych Tub
znajomych ME wyn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., %nastepnie polowe.
Ola abonentow aaprz6l p}atnych dar3o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
small Clothes and Muscular Develop
lnent.

fTU'n the Boston Herald
Few people remember the sight OF small clothes
IL the streets Mr.. Goddard was probably the last
Boston gentleman who never wore trousers
though to-day he would only be taken for a BIZ
eyclist, and our eyes have grown accustomed 10
the manly calf which has been covered for half a
century. ''fne leg used TO be very essential
part OF gentlemanly projections, and we find 1t
dwelt upon In old plays and rOmanceS as the manly
counterpart 10 feminine beauty OF face. Perhaps
the age which in reviying manly sports, has
brought back the higher type OF physical perfec-
tloI-loSt In half a century OF efIeminacy-Will
See the revival OF the old style OF dress. When
men or women are well developed, despite the law
given TO Adam, they are apt 10 show IL. Our great
grandmOtherS did deal OF work at spinning and
mend1ng, In the kitchen and the dairy-eVen at
the washing. Our great-grandfHthers rode horse
back, walked, and hunted and ilshed. So the
plump DANES were very decOllette, and the tight
silk stocking exhibited the swelling limb. Then
came The degenerate period or inactivity. Work
was no longer necessary, the excitement OF active
sports mad not been discovered by civiliza-
ton, and the physical decadelce was felt by the
fashion makers; up went the tucker over gaunt
shoulders; down came The trousers over pipe-Sten
legs We VIII not say anything OF ourselves, but
how would the young men OF New York or Pnila-
ctiphia, OF The feeble sort which was the fashion
nVe-and-tWenty years ago, have been able to sport
lneXpreSSloieS and hose Now we have polo and
tennis and cricket, rowing and racing, hunting
meets all the season. tObOggan and rink, Tor men
and maids. The fair shoulders burst forth again
the knickerbOcker exhibits the sLalwart muscles
once more.
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RAILROADS.

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For sEeS5R R Vim ;, I, = hTsnsh trains
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
Jacob Sharp's Trial.

Sheriff Grant and the commissioner OF jurors
attended before Presiding Justice Van Brunt in
The oyer and Terminer court in New York yester-
dss for the purpose OF drawing a jury for
The Trial OF Jacob sharp, which was
SET down for Wednesday 1t Was stated. how
ever, that all OF the supreme Court judges were
so busily engaged elsewhere at present that the
court could not be convened for the trial Oh We'd
the drawing OF jurors was postponed until Wed
neSday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
listen To YoUn WIRE

The Manchester Guardian, June 9Th. 1885, says:
A, of the
''Winlows'
Looxins on the woodland ways. With cumps Of
rhododendrons and great masses of May blossoms
There interesting group.
1t included one who had been . Cotton spinner"
but wsrnow
Paralyzed
That he could only bear to lie In reclining position
This refers TO my case.
was first Attacked twelve years ago with "Loco-
moter Ataxy"
"a parayc disease of nerve fiber rarely ever cured)
and was for several years barely able to get about
And for the last five years not able to attend my
business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching.
Two years ago WAS voted into the
Home for Incurables! Near Manchester in May. 1882
i am no advocate" For anything in the shape Of
patent Medicines,
And made many objections to my dear wfe's constant
urging 70 try Hop Btters but finally, pacify her
Consented !
had not quite finished the first bottle when felt
change come over This Saturday, November
3D. On Sunday morning felt strong said to my
room companions, 81 could
"walk
So started across the floor and back.
hardly knew how to contain myself. was all over
the house am gaining strength each day. and can
walk quite safe without any
"Stick :"
Or support.
am now at my own house. and hope soon to be able
to earn my living again. have been . member of
the Manchester
Royal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years. and was most heartily con-
graduated on going in the room Thursday last
Very gratefully yours, JOHN BLACKBURN.
Manchester (Eng.), Dec. "a. 1883
Two years later am perfectly well.
ONE EXPERIENCE IN MANY
Having experienceda greal deal of
Trouble" from indigestion. much SO that came
near losing my
Litet
Ny tro uble always came after eating any food
However light,
And diYestble.
For two three hours q time had to go through
the most
Excruciatng palms,
'And the only way ever got'
"Eelief :"
Was by throwing up all my stomach contained
No one can conceive the pains that bad through
until
AT last.n
WAS taken! $50 that for three weeks lay in bed
and
Could eat nothing !!
My sufferings that called two doctors to
give me something that would stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
At last heard a good deal
about your Hop Bitters
And determined to try them"
Got bottle-in four hours took the contents of
One : -,
Next day / was out Of bed, and have not seena
sick ~
Hour, from the same cause since
have recommended it to hundreds of others You
have such
Advocate rs am"
my3 GEO. KENDALL, Allston. Boston, Mass.
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n Monster Balloon for the Channe,
Race.

from the Court JOURNAL
capt Morton, the wcll-knOwn Birmingham zero
naut, Is building balloon which Is 10 wniu ere
alton. II Is 20 b. made in thirty sections och
sixty feet ia length, and there IS upward OF 5000
yards of sewing 70 be Gone by hand and machine
The fabric which is bring manufacturers III France
l. an lnI"rlXtTt OF SILK and cambria and VIII h.
woven N''IJ strongly, but 10 weigh light as pSL
sibie- capt Morton intends having II coated wlrh
special preparation. consisting OF The best India
fd'tDcr- as IL considers, after many years psJe
r"fct, tnat ~ VIII De- better adapted IN every NAV
Tor DdlioOnlng PURPOSES than The oid-faSlnGopIi
Method OF Oiling. He also 1lnds that II forms =,
perfect gas holder, and Offers better rtsistancs
W the elements The valves viii be improved
upon, and VIII be fitted with four powerful SPRINGS
!. rs netpihs lhc shutters as close as possible 70
the plunge and preventing leaAa,. OF me Iif-hY
S>IS he netting, although light. VIII be or great
String H. AM The material viii co.SiSt OF the In,st
Itailaa EeInp. Capt Morton expects 10 ctnplctc
lil. iba.;hln' Tor Whitweek, and hopes to ARRANGE
Tor It's ascent IN Birmingham. He VIII U.s.. N .9r
channel balloon race 80 ~
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Buffalo Hill in London.

From the London World
Buffalo BIZ is enjoying London life thoroughly.
He has supped al the Garrick, and at the Lyceum
with Mr.. Irving; he has been able to compare the
"lnferno" OF MephistopheleS, and the Paradise
Of THE Forty Thieves, and he has made per-
Sonal acquaintance with 1.-The Butler The scene
Al Drury Lane on Friday was very curious one
MT, Cody sat in the royal box with Mr.. Whistler
and MI. Nat Salisbury opposite sat Buck Taylor
King Oi The cowboys, and his followers; and the
slips" were given up to Ogila-sa, chief of the
SIOUX. Wan-kan-ki-yan, Tata-ka-ahaga, and the
rest OF the Arapahoes, CneyenneS. ShOShones and
OgdnalaS, with their wives and children all i'm
their war paint and finest feathers Mr. Henry
CE4phn came up from the house with Col Hughes
Hadlett 10 MAKE the acquaintance or the men Of
Inc Wild West Lord Royston and Mr.. Herbert
wilson We're among the audience, and Mr.. Taylor
and Mr. Cody We're surprised to find themselves
uncoIniortably dWarfed by Mr.. oswald Ames. The
Americans revelled iii the capers of Paul Marti-
netu and ChaS. Lauri: and when the Two s.Jubiean
Indians appeared In the procession they were
greeted with shout OF delight by their friends In
'front.' The evening Will be Ions, RENE III bered I'm
the ranch at West keDSington.
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It Is rmored that the Russians are collectiuc-
supplies at Charului. about 200 miles from tht,
Afghan frontier, preparatory 10 an advance -0n
KhamiaD.
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